Lewis Del Mar Tickets

LEWIS DEL MAR IN CONCERT:
 
Experimental folk-pop duo Lewis Del Mar set the internet ablaze in 2015 with their buzzworthy debut single "Loud(y)", an attention-grabbing mix of warm acoustic guitar and acerbic industrial beats that sounded unlike anything to come out of Brooklyn in recent years. Thanks to their unique sound the pair has become critical darlings almost overnight, making their major label debut in early 2016 with a self-titled EP and blowing minds on tour with electrifying live shows that add a bit of grit and distortion to their slick sound. In concert singer/guitarist Danny Miller and producer/multi-instrumentalist Max Harwood are joined by a full band, and together the group brings fresh cuts like "Memories" and "Malt Liquor" to life with inventive drumming, buzzing synths, and fuzzed-out electric guitar. Miller is an incredible performer who sings and plays his acoustic with serious gusto, and the rest of the band matches his intensity blow for blow with an infectious zeal that always gets ticket buyers moving their feet. Lewis Del Mar is one of those rare acts who manage to sound both timeless and fresh as heck, and fans lucky enough to catch them on their rise will have plenty to brag about when the masses catch on.
 
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
 
Childhood friends Danny Miller and Max Harwood grew up in Washington, D.C., where they played together in a garage rock trio before Brooklyn's music scene drew them to NYC in 2013. After honing a unique sound that combined Miller's singer-songwriter skills with Harwood's drumming and sampling prowess, they made their debut as Lewis Del Mar in 2015 with the track "Loud(y)". The song was a viral sensation, shooting to No. 1 on The Hype Machine and leaving labels jockeying to ink them to a deal. After signing with Columbia the pair dropped their self-titled debut EP in early 2016, earning praise from major outlets like Billboard and Vice. With extensive touring in support of big acts like BÿRNS and Glass Animals slated for 2016, Lewis Del Mar has fans dying to rock out to their new material in concert.